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His Doc Holliday was an amazingly creative and compelling characterization of a historical figure. His performance elevated what might have been a run-of-the-mill, shoot-em-up buddy/western/action flick into a classic. Another performance of Kilmer's that was well worth watching is his...

No, no, no, no... TOO MUCH ENTUSIASM. This is Minnesota, after all. AND... it's Gopher Hole. Please return to the normal accepted default position: FIRE this one. TRADE that one. BENCH the other one. All is lost. We're doomed. # Hey, can you blame us? Minnesota Sports! We're eternal losers!!!!!

I don't see any whining here. He's absolutely correct; the Badger football program hasn't looked this bad in recent memory. But, hey... at least they're finally more 'modern'.

Yes. When they win it's because of the players, but if they lose a game (or at most two) in any given season it's time to fire the coach. Look, I fully understand that a very loud section of Buckeye fans are emotionally invested in the rivalry with Michigan. But are these folks really numerous...

Try telling that to Luke Fickell... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Ohio_State_Buckeyes_football_team

Yes; Dylan Ray. 6-6/310. https://247sports.com/college/minnesota/season/2025-football/transferportal/?institutionkey=24044

Crazy fans are one thing... they are, by definition, crazy. But I would hope that the administration at Ohio State would be far more rational than that. I find it hard to believe that anyone with a brain would fire a coach with a record as good as Day's. I mean, just to reiterate what I posted...

I wonder: was he ever in danger of being terminated, or was that just fan/sports media speculation? Here are some numbers from ESPN. Assuming these are accurate, the idea of Day's job ever being in jeopardy seems ludicrous... The Buckeyes won five games over top-five teams in 2024 on the way...

Thanks for posting this! Now we know that Max Brosmer has an NFL-caliber arm. One of the great benefits of new technologies coupled with the increased focus on metrics: we now have more data, we get better information and we can turn to objective facts when analyzing a player.

Is this the signing you're referring to? Padres bring back catcher Elias Díaz on 1-year deal (source) https://www.mlb.com/news/elias-diaz-padres-contract From the article: Are the Padres done at catcher? Possibly. They can at least feel OK entering camp with this group and perhaps turn their...

The Latest on a HUGE Potential Trade between the San Diego Padres & Minnesota Twins

Fickell was a red-hot commodity when Wisconsin hired him to replace Chryst (who was seen as hopelessly old-fashioned). After all, Fickell had taken the Cincinnati Bearcats to the playoff. That hire was praised at the time by both fans and media. There may even have been some folks right here at...

Mo and Donnell are bad comps, in my opinion. Neither Ibrahim nor Kirkwood would ever be split out wide like a receiver. This kid has undeniable pass-catching skills, judging by the highlight clips. Much more like Taylor.

They split him out wide like a receiver. He makes contested catches. Elusive runner with power as well. Did we somehow clone Darius Taylor?